The Human Experience Through Time: Art, History, and Philosophy Intertwined
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2024
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Abstract
This article explores the interconnections among art, history, and philosophy, illuminating how these disciplines shape and reflect the human experience across time. By analysing key historical periods and movements, the study underscores how artistic expression and philosophical thought evolve in response to cultural and societal changes. Through a multidisciplinary lens, the article presents a cohesive narrative that links human creativity and intellectual pursuit, showcasing how art serves as a mirror of human consciousness while philosophy provides the frameworks to understand it. This synthesis offers insights into the shared human experience, revealing the significance of art and philosophy in shaping historical narratives.
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| Authors | Dr. Mahnoor Zahid |
| Journal | Journal of Religious, Literary and Cultural Studies |
| Year | 2024 |
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